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20241,"An abundant mollusk, the empyreal spiral is the source of many of Saibai Cavern's beautiful shells and, in turn, its name. The shells have long been used in the artisanal works of Sui no Sato─in particular, a pigment that shimmers with rainbow hues.",41060,510,6000,False,10,53,0,True
20242,"As its name suggests, the opal tetra's scales gleam with brilliant color. Indeed, it is no less precious than a gem to aquarists, who firmly believe that the mere sight of the iridescent wavekin can cure most ails.",41062,540,6000,False,29,54,0,True
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20243,"Although a variety of loach species are present throughout Tural, this one in particular has by far the most ancient lineage. Fitting, perhaps, that this progenitor should call Karvarhur the First home.",43803,645,7000,True,32,55,0,True
20244,"After observing the similarity between this creature's large eyes and those of the Yok Huy, one eager Wing of Reflection researcher posited the existence of a shared ancestor. Alas, there proved to be no tangible link, leaving the young naturalist rather deflated.",43804,645,7000,True,32,55,0,True
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20247,"The array of mottled colors adorning this wavekin are the basis for its name. In the Yok Huy tongue, “Zeh Lar Dor” means “the fish that shines with every color from the depths of the earth to the farthest reaches of the night sky.”",43807,655,7000,True,34,55,0,True
20248,"The Yok Huy creation myth speaks of a spirit guide appearing in the form of a giant wavekin. Given its size and ancient lineage, scholars believe this fish may have some connection to the legend.",43808,660,7000,True,34,55,0,True
20249,"The black, uniform vertical stripes of this wavekin appear as if daubed on with an ink-laden brush. Each time a specimen with a different number of markings is caught, the debate over whether such variations warrant separate classification is rekindled.",43809,650,7000,True,35,56,0,True
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20251,"Stories tell of a Moblin artisan who, as a jest, finished one of their pots with a rather unsightly glaze. Allegedly, the artless creation gained a mind of its own and transformed into a stingray. Thanks to the fanciful tale, this wavekin has earned itself admirers among earthenware aficionados.",43811,650,7000,True,36,56,0,True
20252,"When seen weaving through the water, these reddish fish take on the appearance of flames flickering in the depths. Indeed, the legend surrounding this wavekin tells of a torch─jettisoned by a bandit in a bid to shake their pursuers─coming to life underwater.",43812,655,7000,True,36,56,0,True
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20254,"The name of this freshwater fish refers to its fiery orange tail fin. Despite the visual similarity, there seems to be no love lost between this species and the emberwisp.",43814,660,7000,True,37,56,0,True
20255,"Legend has it that these colorful wavekin are descendants of two scaly sisters born from a mighty rainbow. As they dart and weave through the depths, their movements form tiny bridges of iridescent light.",43815,660,7000,True,35,57,0,True
20256,"The flesh of this sucker-mouthed fish may lack flavor, but owing to its plentiful numbers─not to mention the ease with which it can be caught─it has come to be an important staple food.",43816,645,7000,True,35,57,0,True
20257,"This wavekin's ember-like markings are but one explanation for its name. Thanks to an aetherial gland within its body, this eel is able to generate a modicum of heat─comparable, say, to a smoldering chunk of charcoal.",43817,655,7000,True,36,57,0,True
20258,"Despite its undeniable aesthetic appeal, this species is entirely unsuited for aquariums─primarily due to its penchant for frenzied aggression. When encountering their prey, these wavekin attack en masse, leaving nary a scale behind.",43818,650,7000,True,36,57,0,True
20259,"Preferring to trawl the silty sediment than roam in open water, this species of catfish can grow to a length of almost three yalms. As it matures, this fish must search ever longer to find a resting nook large enough to accommodate its bulk.",43819,650,7000,True,37,57,0,True
20260,"When shoals of this colorful fish converge, they almost look like petals of a mysterious flower, blooming majestically underwater. It is said that many have been sent to a watery grave trying to lay their hands on the apparition.",43820,665,7000,True,37,57,0,True
20261,"The black stripe to the rear of this wavekin's body gives the impression of a forked tail, or even a pair of leg-like appendages─prompting wonder or revulsion, depending on the observer. This intriguing illusion has earned the fish a nickname: “the two-legged swimmer.”",43821,665,7000,True,36,62,0,True
20262,"Said to have once inhabited a vast stretch of Ihuykatumu, this colossal predator is without match in present-day Marsh Ligaka.",43822,655,7000,True,37,62,0,True
20263,"This crab's carapace is almost indistinguishable from the deep blue waters of the caldera lakes it calls home, lending it an advantage when hunting prey and avoiding predators. Turning bright red when boiled, its shell is soft, tender, and very much edible.",43823,660,7000,True,38,58,0,True
20264,"This wavekin was once the unwitting subject of taboo. Likening its thick, fleshy dorsal fin to a Hoobigo's comb, the Xbr'aal used to revile the fish, reminding them as it did of their bitter conflict with the Mamool Ja.",43824,645,7000,True,38,58,0,True
20265,"This sizable turtle favors the still depths of water-filled calderas. It is also said to have a unique talent for memorizing waterways, and is occasionally observed moving between lakes linked to one another via channels and subterranean passages.",43825,655,7000,True,39,58,0,True
20266,"The speed and brutality with which it feeds upon its prey is often likened to the signature fighting style of the viper─not the scalekin, but the skilled hunter by the same name.",43826,655,7000,True,39,58,0,True
20267,"This species of crocodile is endemic to the Ut'ohmu Horizon. While it's not uncommon to spot one sunbathing on the shore, approach at your own peril.",43827,665,7000,True,40,58,0,True
20268,"The bright green hue comes not from its scales, but the moss with which it cloaks itself. Some have speculated that it does this to better resemble a crocodile and therefore deter predators.",43828,660,7000,True,40,58,0,True
20269,"Each of its scales is embedded with a tiny crystal that reflects the light of the sun. When in danger, it uses the bright, dazzling glint to blind its predators.",43829,670,7000,True,38,59,0,True
20270,"By placing a freshly caught fategazer on a platter, local custom dictates that the future can be divined from the number of times it flops helplessly before falling to the ground.",43830,670,7000,True,38,59,0,True
20271,"In Iq Br'aax, this fish is considered auspicious due to its physical resemblance to the fine drapery worn at festivals. Eating it is said to grant good fortune.",43831,680,7000,True,39,59,0,True
20272,"The black ibruq is generally mild-mannered for its size, but the moment it catches sight of its prey, it will charge forward and ram the poor creature over and over until it stops moving.",43832,675,7000,True,39,59,0,True
20273,"This particular variety of peacock bass gains new speckles as it matures. The oldest known specimens are said to have upwards of a hundred or more.",43833,690,7000,True,40,59,0,True
20274,"There are countless tales of intrepid adventurers so desperate for any clue of the golden city that they scour the caldera lakes in search of this elusive golden fish.",43834,685,7000,True,40,59,0,True
20275,"This black-striped wavekin is drawn to fallen leaves floating on the water's surface. It feeds not upon the leaves themselves, as one may be led to believe, but the hapless insects that fall into the water along with them.",43835,675,7000,True,38,60,0,True
20276,"People in olden times would keep these shining creatures as pets, particularly if they could not afford ordinary oil lanterns.",43836,680,7000,True,38,60,0,True
20277,"Fishers must exercise caution when aiming their spears at this eel, lest they inadvertently pierce its lightning gland and receive a nasty shock for their trouble.",43837,670,7000,True,39,60,0,True
20278,"Locals believe the elongated fins of this Yak T'el native are actually an impressive set of whiskers. Naturalists, however, are quick to point out that these appendages are unmistakably fins, citing numerous taxonomical studies as evidence. Judging by the creature's name, such protestations continue to fall on deaf ears.",43838,675,7000,True,39,60,0,True
20279,"Beloved by many, this wavekin's durable golden scales have been put to different uses over the years, and at one point were even used as a form of currency. Presently, the Xbr'aal utilize the scales to decorate their armor, to splendidly shiny effect.",43839,685,7000,True,40,60,0,True
20280,"Equipped with a mouthful of razor-sharp fangs, this wavekin has an impressive, albeit terrifying, dedication to satiating its hunger. Not content to subsist on waterborne prey alone, it will attack and consume any mammal or bird that happens to fall into the water. Some believe these fish to be the resurrected spirits of the equally deadly br'aax.",43840,690,7000,True,40,60,0,True
20281,"Roughly translated, “Iq Rrax” means “fresh blood”─a fitting name for a crustacean that consumes exactly that. Capable of filling its claws with the blood of its prey, it will draw on these grisly reserves during times of scarcity.",43841,690,7000,True,38,63,0,True
20282,"This colossal cod bears a passing resemblance to the mounts favored by the Mamool Ja. According to one legend, this species came into being when a fleeing wivre plunged into the water and promptly underwent a remarkable transformation.",43842,690,7000,True,40,63,0,True
20283,"This diminutive wavekin possesses a highly efficient aether storage gland. Using the accumulated energy to manipulate the currents around it, the warmouth can propel itself to frightening speeds.",43843,680,7000,True,41,61,0,True
20284,"Favoring still waters, this species moves around by frantically flapping its diminished fins. The Hhetsarro consider this wavekin to be a symbol of diligence and earnest effort.",43844,670,7000,True,41,61,0,True
20285,"This migratory fish traverses the extensive waterways of Xak Tural in time with the seasons. Some nomadic Hhetsarro revere this wavekin as a spirit guide, following it hither and thither on its unceasing journey.",43845,685,7000,True,42,61,0,True
20286,"Found up and down the length of the Niikwerepi, this pungent fish is ill-suited for consumption. On the other hand, its vigor and stamina make it a prime target for veteran anglers seeking a worthy challenge.",43846,680,7000,True,42,61,0,True
20287,"When dried, the long nose of this predator hardens and shrinks to a sharp point. Scholars have traced the origins of the popular pastime “darts” to a rather more rudimentary game─one which saw contestants hurling the desiccated carcasses of these fish like javelins.",43847,690,7000,True,43,61,0,True
20288,"Hiding in the very depths of Lake Toari, or “lake of dawn,” this dark grey wavekin is easily mistaken for a patch of gloom the morning light has somehow forgotten to illuminate.",43848,675,7000,True,43,61,0,True
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246 20241 An abundant mollusk, the empyreal spiral is the source of many of Saibai Cavern's beautiful shells and, in turn, its name. The shells have long been used in the artisanal works of Sui no Sato─in particular, a pigment that shimmers with rainbow hues. 41060 510 6000 False 10 53 0 True
247 20242 As its name suggests, the opal tetra's scales gleam with brilliant color. Indeed, it is no less precious than a gem to aquarists, who firmly believe that the mere sight of the iridescent wavekin can cure most ails. 41062 540 6000 False 29 54 0 True
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254 20249 The black, uniform vertical stripes of this wavekin appear as if daubed on with an ink-laden brush. Each time a specimen with a different number of markings is caught, the debate over whether such variations warrant separate classification is rekindled. 0 43809 0 650 0 7000 False True 0 35 0 56 0 False True
255 20250 To watch a shoal of these floral fish dart among the shimmering reeds is to witness a profusion of color─akin to a spring tree laden with blossoms. 0 43810 0 645 0 7000 False True 0 35 0 56 0 False True
256 20251 Stories tell of a Moblin artisan who, as a jest, finished one of their pots with a rather unsightly glaze. Allegedly, the artless creation gained a mind of its own and transformed into a stingray. Thanks to the fanciful tale, this wavekin has earned itself admirers among earthenware aficionados. 0 43811 0 650 0 7000 False True 0 36 0 56 0 False True
257 20252 When seen weaving through the water, these reddish fish take on the appearance of flames flickering in the depths. Indeed, the legend surrounding this wavekin tells of a torch─jettisoned by a bandit in a bid to shake their pursuers─coming to life underwater. 0 43812 0 655 0 7000 False True 0 36 0 56 0 False True
258 20253 A species of colossoma that bears a striking resemblance to a pipira. It is speculated that this trait is conducive to survival─pipira are not observed to be cannibals. Yet. 0 43813 0 665 0 7000 False True 0 37 0 56 0 False True
259 20254 The name of this freshwater fish refers to its fiery orange tail fin. Despite the visual similarity, there seems to be no love lost between this species and the emberwisp. 0 43814 0 660 0 7000 False True 0 37 0 56 0 False True
260 20255 Legend has it that these colorful wavekin are descendants of two scaly sisters born from a mighty rainbow. As they dart and weave through the depths, their movements form tiny bridges of iridescent light. 0 43815 0 660 0 7000 False True 0 35 0 57 0 False True
261 20256 The flesh of this sucker-mouthed fish may lack flavor, but owing to its plentiful numbers─not to mention the ease with which it can be caught─it has come to be an important staple food. 0 43816 0 645 0 7000 False True 0 35 0 57 0 False True
262 20257 This wavekin's ember-like markings are but one explanation for its name. Thanks to an aetherial gland within its body, this eel is able to generate a modicum of heat─comparable, say, to a smoldering chunk of charcoal. 0 43817 0 655 0 7000 False True 0 36 0 57 0 False True
263 20258 Despite its undeniable aesthetic appeal, this species is entirely unsuited for aquariums─primarily due to its penchant for frenzied aggression. When encountering their prey, these wavekin attack en masse, leaving nary a scale behind. 0 43818 0 650 0 7000 False True 0 36 0 57 0 False True
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266 20261 The black stripe to the rear of this wavekin's body gives the impression of a forked tail, or even a pair of leg-like appendages─prompting wonder or revulsion, depending on the observer. This intriguing illusion has earned the fish a nickname: “the two-legged swimmer.” 0 43821 0 665 0 7000 False True 0 36 0 62 0 False True
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269 20264 This wavekin was once the unwitting subject of taboo. Likening its thick, fleshy dorsal fin to a Hoobigo's comb, the Xbr'aal used to revile the fish, reminding them as it did of their bitter conflict with the Mamool Ja. 0 43824 0 645 0 7000 False True 0 38 0 58 0 False True
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272 20267 This species of crocodile is endemic to the Ut'ohmu Horizon. While it's not uncommon to spot one sunbathing on the shore, approach at your own peril. 0 43827 0 665 0 7000 False True 0 40 0 58 0 False True
273 20268 The bright green hue comes not from its scales, but the moss with which it cloaks itself. Some have speculated that it does this to better resemble a crocodile and therefore deter predators. 0 43828 0 660 0 7000 False True 0 40 0 58 0 False True
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275 20270 By placing a freshly caught fategazer on a platter, local custom dictates that the future can be divined from the number of times it flops helplessly before falling to the ground. 0 43830 0 670 0 7000 False True 0 38 0 59 0 False True
276 20271 In Iq Br'aax, this fish is considered auspicious due to its physical resemblance to the fine drapery worn at festivals. Eating it is said to grant good fortune. 0 43831 0 680 0 7000 False True 0 39 0 59 0 False True
277 20272 The black ibruq is generally mild-mannered for its size, but the moment it catches sight of its prey, it will charge forward and ram the poor creature over and over until it stops moving. 0 43832 0 675 0 7000 False True 0 39 0 59 0 False True
278 30000 20273 This particular variety of peacock bass gains new speckles as it matures. The oldest known specimens are said to have upwards of a hundred or more. 17835 43833 290 690 0 7000 False True 33 40 10000 59 0 False True
279 30001 20274 There are countless tales of intrepid adventurers so desperate for any clue of the golden city that they scour the caldera lakes in search of this elusive golden fish. 17836 43834 290 685 0 7000 False True 33 40 10000 59 0 False True
280 30002 20275 This black-striped wavekin is drawn to fallen leaves floating on the water's surface. It feeds not upon the leaves themselves, as one may be led to believe, but the hapless insects that fall into the water along with them. 17951 43835 260 675 0 7000 False True 33 38 10000 60 0 False True
281 30003 20276 People in olden times would keep these shining creatures as pets, particularly if they could not afford ordinary oil lanterns. 26744 43836 425 680 0 7000 False True 33 38 10000 60 0 False True
282 30004 20277 Fishers must exercise caution when aiming their spears at this eel, lest they inadvertently pierce its lightning gland and receive a nasty shock for their trouble. 26745 43837 425 670 0 7000 False True 33 39 10000 60 0 False True
283 30005 20278 Locals believe the elongated fins of this Yak T'el native are actually an impressive set of whiskers. Naturalists, however, are quick to point out that these appendages are unmistakably fins, citing numerous taxonomical studies as evidence. Judging by the creature's name, such protestations continue to fall on deaf ears. 29573 43838 290 675 0 7000 False True 33 39 10000 60 0 False True
284 30006 20279 Beloved by many, this wavekin's durable golden scales have been put to different uses over the years, and at one point were even used as a form of currency. Presently, the Xbr'aal utilize the scales to decorate their armor, to splendidly shiny effect. 29574 43839 290 685 0 7000 False True 33 40 10000 60 0 False True
285 30007 20280 Equipped with a mouthful of razor-sharp fangs, this wavekin has an impressive, albeit terrifying, dedication to satiating its hunger. Not content to subsist on waterborne prey alone, it will attack and consume any mammal or bird that happens to fall into the water. Some believe these fish to be the resurrected spirits of the equally deadly br'aax. 29578 43840 290 690 0 7000 False True 33 40 10000 60 0 False True
286 30008 20281 Roughly translated, “Iq Rrax” means “fresh blood”─a fitting name for a crustacean that consumes exactly that. Capable of filling its claws with the blood of its prey, it will draw on these grisly reserves during times of scarcity. 29579 43841 290 690 0 7000 False True 33 38 10000 63 0 False True
287 30009 20282 This colossal cod bears a passing resemblance to the mounts favored by the Mamool Ja. According to one legend, this species came into being when a fleeing wivre plunged into the water and promptly underwent a remarkable transformation. 29581 43842 290 690 0 7000 False True 33 40 10000 63 0 False True
288 30010 20283 This diminutive wavekin possesses a highly efficient aether storage gland. Using the accumulated energy to manipulate the currents around it, the warmouth can propel itself to frightening speeds. 29589 43843 290 680 0 7000 False True 33 41 10000 61 0 False True
289 30011 20284 Favoring still waters, this species moves around by frantically flapping its diminished fins. The Hhetsarro consider this wavekin to be a symbol of diligence and earnest effort. 36611 43844 560 670 0 7000 False True 33 41 10000 61 0 False True
290 30012 20285 This migratory fish traverses the extensive waterways of Xak Tural in time with the seasons. Some nomadic Hhetsarro revere this wavekin as a spirit guide, following it hither and thither on its unceasing journey. 36612 43845 560 685 0 7000 False True 33 42 10000 61 0 False True
291 20286 Found up and down the length of the Niikwerepi, this pungent fish is ill-suited for consumption. On the other hand, its vigor and stamina make it a prime target for veteran anglers seeking a worthy challenge. 43846 680 7000 True 42 61 0 True
292 20287 When dried, the long nose of this predator hardens and shrinks to a sharp point. Scholars have traced the origins of the popular pastime “darts” to a rather more rudimentary game─one which saw contestants hurling the desiccated carcasses of these fish like javelins. 43847 690 7000 True 43 61 0 True
293 20288 Hiding in the very depths of Lake Toari, or “lake of dawn,” this dark grey wavekin is easily mistaken for a patch of gloom the morning light has somehow forgotten to illuminate. 43848 675 7000 True 43 61 0 True
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